The WVU School of Theatre and Dance’s production of the musical “She Loves Me” will run Oct. 22-25 at the Metropolitan Theatre in Downtown Morgantown. In this musical adaptation of the play “Parfumerie” by Miklos Laszlo, a store clerk (Georg) and a salesgirl (Amalia) in a 1937 ...
MORGANTOWN - For four decades, the West Virginia University Alumni Cheerleader Association has helped keep the spirit of Mountaineer cheerleading alive long after its members left the sidelines as students. The association is celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2026, marking four decades of ...
MORGANTOWN – The swearing in was complete. Prewritten remarks delivered by a procession of speakers had been delivered and applauded. Everything was moving with a practiced precision. And then, for a brief moment, it wasn’t. There was nobody at the podium. The emcee wasn’t making an ...
Amy Metz has always had a passion for teaching. Now, as a senior training and development specialist for West Virginia University Learning and Organizational Development, her students are the faculty and staff she meets during New Mountaineer Orientation. Originally from Lewis County, Metz ...
MORGANTOWN - Brayden Smith, Matthew Powell, Peyton Pettry and James Smith were honored by the West Virginia University community at a bell-ringing ceremony Wednesday. The annual event commemorates the lives and legacies of WVU students who died in the last year. The remembrance took place at ...
MORGANTOWN – George Washington was a teenager employed as part of a surveying party when he first laid eyes on the land that would become Jefferson County, West Virginia. He was immediately struck by both the beauty and quality of the land, as well the abundance of natural resources. So ...
